> Conditions for a crossing were good, it was a fast day in Israel [...] On the other hand, the fact that the attack was launched on Yom Kippur may have helped

> Conditions for a crossing were good, it was a fast day in Israel [...] On the other hand, the fact that the attack was launched on Yom Kippur may have helped Israel to more easily marshal reserves from their homes and synagogues because roads and communication lines were largely open, easing the mobilization and transportation of the military Interesting paradox I've never considered